Sentence examples for intense take from inspiring English sources

This week, the first official portrait of another wartime British leader was unveiled: Jonathan Yeo's intense take on Tony Blair.

The show kicked things off with an intense take on the relationship between Batman and Robin by Stephen King, read by Avatar star Stephen Lang.

The Fass sports a hedge of face fur and a physiognomy smeared with mud in what is shaping up to be a highly visceral and intense take on the Bard's Scottish tragedy.

Why? Traditional and government-led data collection such as censuses and surveys are resource-intense, take a lot of time to implement and are sensitive to scaling.

He states the ride is "too intense to take back-to-back trips.

And what better devil than the uber intense Michael Shannon ("Take Shelter," "Freeheld") and Faust than the earnest tempted innocent Andrew Garfield ("The Amazing Spiderman 1 and 2").

When they occur, fights are intense and take place by neck-wrestling, which renders body size, and in particular neck development, a decisive factor for the outcome.

For intense results, take up interval training.

If you have a really intense urge, take a sharpie and just write everywhere where you would normally cut.

"Intense competition takes over".

London fire brigade said an intense fire took hold of 100% of the building.